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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06
CANADA.
NoNTRHAL.

LA Potrte q paru hier soir reve
tue dune toilette nouvelle, CO qui
n'6tait pas sans besoin. Son for
mat est plus petit ct ellie est impri-
me sur du papier rouge. Ellie ct
fche ses couleurs maintenant que
lie commencement q une assez bon
ne majorit6.
QUEBEC.
Des yoleurs onl attaque dams les
rues de Quebec, le capt. Hang, de
Ia bar que anglalse .Bury st Ed
mond," lui ont enlev6 ga montre
ct lui ont donn6 un coup de cou
tean qui REIMBURSEMENT, ma fait que
traYerser son chapeau.
Sylvain, une DIES victimes de
de Paccident de Sainte- Anne de
Beaupr6, qui a subj pamputation
dun bras, est atteint maintenant
par la gangrene, ct il q etc trans
porte hier q l'hopital de cette vile.
OTTAWA.
!.
LES ueuA ~ ~ ~
au Fort McGinnis, dams le Monta-
na, en- attendant que les documents
n6cessaires pour leur extradition
so1ent sign6s
.
-le coue annuei ue msa
u cons.aole W = 1919 n' ~
e ~ ~ SOL cngval es1 nn'n - : na,,re ~
9aoo. ut a. gn =
nemens paio pI,y4v nu'iol40
pour cnaque oavaiiei.
La ben6diction de la nouvelle
|6glise de- Fallowfeld, DESERVE par
le Revd. p. Sloan, aura lieu le %
~courant, Sa Grandeur MgrlArche.
vogue ct bon nombre de membres
du clerg6 y assisteront.
onn hon, ID 10 nolico
..Ao ~ nl ~ - ]na+rp,,;,Ia
~ n j. . W. aann;s fMan;taha
~. = - Ma1nnh;a Ano,a;sa con
!uslua - - pb;uar
~ eat nandS a. a,ands -aaru;cas
10 : n4 = 70 ossatrahanda
~ mpoon =
Ottawa est toujours envelope
dams un 6pals nuage de fumes eau.
Sc par les feux de forets; le. solell
ma pas etc WI depuis plusleurs
jours, excepte dams une sorte d6
clipse. Les feux autour Ella vile
augmentent touionrs ct on GRANT
~ uosae.,e Paus f g n da po+tona
W. 1asos "a a1 aY dommanas
oa, a9s ;n Un "a. Soc sont d6,a
sl,ss acns;dxrahgas ono oarv IL
ION H1nII,a ~ hello an
;on,d,bn; Il fon s,6tantsplias6 dams
Ia partie nord della vile, ct 81 ron
n.aVa1t pas Gu le nouvel aqueduc - y
ny q aucun doute que cette VIE
au1alt etc encore nne Iols aetrulte:
Les pomp1ers ct les cltoYens ont
combattu contre le feu toute la
ct sill ne sleeve aucun vent violent
Ia vile est en- sorete pour le mo-.
ment. Le leu est dans le pols
Mckay, en- arrlere &c fldeauzHall,
ct les cltoyens de New Edlmourg
ne dorment pas en- palx ce
or. Des rapPorts az su1et S aes
feux arrlvent ae partout e On
bois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06
MARCHAND EN- eros ct EN- DETAIL.
T.J. BERGERON g. Ole.
DIMMEUBLES.
De pref EFT DASSURANCE.
CHAMBRE a. KASOTA BLOCK
MINNEAPOLIS.

Lot 10, Blk 81 ct lot 10, Blk 10, Fair sur placements facnes
Park ad. doivent eme veDdus dIcil 4 Lots q A Blocks des boutiaues ds
oueoue iours sur palemens facles Ct chars N -E d 1915 chaque.
"a bon marche - Tn lot coin 19emeA Avenue ct eme Rue
3lots sur la 33eme az N. pres de la N. E.. pour 1926, &c lot est q bon marche.
Lyndsle a 200 chaoue. les let's adj ExamneZle.
ioignant u etc yendus pour $1,000 cha Lot 81, B q Cutters Ad N. E. Gene u
que. . 1910 81 l5ome avenue $75O, Le prx pour G" lot
. lots 81 maisonsd de- chambresa 1880 est lie melleur placement gue vous pour
[chanue pres DIES boutiaues de chars, NE req fare dams Minneapolis.
Lots sur la 2de rue NE. $3.50 chaque sur paiem ents faciies, ct
|mat6riaux fournis, 81 Iacheteur le desire.
De lots a vendre q bon mache dams la $500 Ste Marie Park" ST.
tues Adeux blocks du depot. - -
Des maisons . louer 81 2 yendre dams les diverses parties dc la vile.
Si vous desirez faire un bon placement de votre argent, rendez
une v1site, ct vous vous convaincrez que nous ofrons des avantages
excepionnels.
Venez nous vor avnt d'achet6r aileurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

|EttHE Ef.EE - EE
M. j. Bloom, proprietaire de la
aCalifornia Wine House"situee aux
numeros 253 ct 255, deuxieme ave-
nue. du Sud, a vendu son fonds de
commerce q NM. Goodman, Row
land ct Gle. Toutes les afaires
commentaries seront trait6es sous
la raison sociale sus 6nonc6e.
Ces Messieurs ont etc jusqu'a
presents, attaches q reimbursement
ct lis contlnueront de vendre leurs
marchandises aux plus bas prix
possibles, ct CONNIE suit:
Depot de Wins de la California
253-255, -2nd Avenue South.
Old Bourbon Whiskey, vieux de / a
par gallon $3.50.
Old Sour Mash, vleux de 8 ans, pa,
gallon % 90.
Anderson County Bourbon, vieux de
ans, pa gallon 1926.
Franklin County Bourbon, vleux dc
ans, par gallon $3.50.
Wins Claret, vieux de 8 ans, par gallo
$l.0O
Wins Catawba, vieux de 8 ans, par gal
Ion $1.O0.
Wins Guteded, vieux de 4 ans, par gall
Ion $1.25.
Excellent Gin de Hollande, par gallon
1926.
Excellent Black Berry Brandy, par gal
Ion $1.75.
California Wine Bitters, par gallon %,
Tous les ordres de la campagne
sont promptement executes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06
LISEZ LISEZ EPICERIES.

Ceux qi d6sirent acheter leurs Epiceries ct Provisions pour Ihiver
feront bin de venir les acheter a mon magasln, une bonnie
reduction leur sera accord6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

Voulez-yous bien manager? allez
chez NJ. Rottier 15 Main ST. Sc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06
wants doiyent vous en- convaincre:

Eufs so IS i so 10
Syrop No. / per Keg l 25.
s lbs Queen Baking Powder 075
LIE meilleur The [Japon la
livre valiant SO ct IS cts, 040
Bon The Japon d % cts Ia H.
vre par lot re 5 livres OPS
Meilleur The gun Powder
valiant ices. la livre pour go.
Savon Rose Queen par box 80
Sweet is Soap 100 bars. 40
Meilleur POIS CUR 1875
Meilleur SODA CRACKERS xxx a51c
Bon " 4 5 c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

"a cOntinger. J.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF C,ty
Council appeared bsfore the L,vy Court
yesterday morning and presen led the
resolution adopted by Council some
time ago In reference to reim bursting
the Every Evening Publishing Com
pABy for the expense In ,urred In bring.
ing tie policy men to justice, and
virtually breaking mp the business In
this city. The committee were al ven =
respectful hsaring and the uuAuimous
vote In favor OF appointing . commit
tee to take the matter into oonsidera-
tton, SHOWS that the Court Is In ,llped
TO take favorable action In the m1Grer.
We sincarely hope that the Every
Evening Company will be rel N oursed
for every dollar they have eexpended, 81
We do no: thlnk they should be Obliged
70 bear the expense OF Kidding this city
of these dens OF vice Still, as ty or
der OF The Court the money reaiiz ID
from tfe hnes, amounting so over elRh
thsusaud dollars, was paid In 20 th:
county treasury, We do not think Il
would be right for the city TO pay tn.
bill. We believe that the mem bers o
the Levy Court agrse with us In th.
matter, and that the COMMITTEES vii
report in favor of It's being paid by .h,
county.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

A PART OF the survivors OF the Ssc.
ond Delaware Regiment held . reunion
IN this city yesserdAy. and It was .
pleasing sight to witness these veter-
ans, some OF whom have not met for
ysArs, grAsping each others hands with
Gil the ardor OF that fraternity whteh
had Its origin ON the deadly feld,
where sho. aud she'll few thick and
fast and the king OF terrors Was busy
gathering In the vichma Then lhese
men we're young, and they marched
with elastic step and light hearts in
defense OF tho old fag and for the per.
petuity OF the Union. Now that nearly
qu,rtsr OF csnsu y has p ,ssed, these
veterans gather together 70 spend fe "
social hours, and ths changes wrough!
by time are plainly evident. The step
10 no louger elastic, and raven lock are
turned to gray, but the hearts have not
yet been touched By time, and last
night were rs light and joyous ss ever.
As tbs old soldiers gathered around tbe
festive board, old and aim oct forgotten
Incidents we're brought 10 mind By some
old story, while scenes Of danger, where
the regiment Was under Are, we're re.
called aud notes com pared. OF those
who met yesterday IL is soarosiy pro D..
bic they will ever oil meet sgaln, As
each year death becomes more busy In
the rHuks OF the veterans, and ere m an ,
more years shali roll around the lasI
one will have been mustsrsd out from
the scenes OF earth.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

and Irelkrd 10 deprived OF home rule,
the 6zhs sgsina. England will bs oAt-
rled on vigorously, and the day 10 moi
far distsns when the rishts OF Ireland
sill have to be conceded and the Islsh
people freed from evloslons By aosentes
Easilsh landlords, ani guaranteed ths
r,gh, to govern their own country. The
tins will come whea ths provsrbia
lAss stray which broke the cauel'a
baek, will be laid on, aud then Ireland
will dem srd and receive her rights, In
stead OF begging for them and being
refuse ~ 10 nov the case.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
WANAMAKERs
rnILAD1LrniA. wsdnssa.y, Dec. IL, iss'

rnILAp.LrniA. wsdnssa.y. Dec. IL, 1857
Yes, that's what it means
exactly. The freedom OF
exchanges and the right to
ask the return of money
paid for goods will be al
lowed all the year round,
holiday times and all other
times the same.
Only these conditions
must be observed: Articles
must be returned in good
order within ten days Of
date of purchase, and to fix
the date and amount of each
purchase the little sales-slip
that we give to each Gus
toner at the time OF sale,
stamped with date and
amount, must be returned
with the article offered fol
exchange or return. We re-
serve the right to refuse ex
cept these conditions be
complied with.
Customers should always
save sales-slios, as they are
handy to settle any question
of price, payment or sales
person. ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

W. X. VArDHRBILT has found tn At
although his millions give him the
power to do aoout as he pleAses In the
United States, he Ia obliged to conform
70 vhA. seems an Al most useless Law
in times CT pea,e, in Earope. Il seems
the Turks have . law which forbits 8
man.oi-vsr going up the Dlrianelies,
and that they must stop below tie
forls. Mr. Wander oil., however, vas
not posted on this matter, and uIdtr-
took TO have sbe AlvA pass through the
straits with the flag Of the NeS York
Yacht Club flying. The Turks, seein Z
. trim steamer skim ming along with
an unknown flag displayed, jumped to
she con siusion that 1t Was . war yes SCI
and fired Two blank shots as . sigma
for II 10 come to. II Is, however, pos
sible that Mr., Vanderbilt thought thi.
wss merely oom plimentary salute, 9.
he continued on until solid sho,
came unpleAsan.ly cluse, when the
Alva WAS stopped to see what was the
matter. II took him and the A neiicau
Consul four days to explain shs 10 ,.,er
and TO understand himself that II 1. tn,
custom u the country, but We have n,
doub. when In the future he speak. o
the customs OF the Turks his remark
will be illustrated wish . variety o. ex
pressive q : leotives.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
WANAMAKER RS

A welcome hint to Book
buyers: Enter the Chestnut
street door at the corner of
Thirteenth, and you'll find
the Books at the door to
meet you.
Perhaps something will
be suggested by a little trip
through this column before
you come. Time to read our
notices Is not wasted.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
A Triple A,iianee

Unhappiy for the wretched victim OF
their ASSAULTS, dyspepsia, constipation and
biliousness-are faithful allies. When one
of these foes attack the system, the other
two speed ly follow in Its wake, and sue.
cessiye make their onslaught Sue
cessive,y. but not successfully, II Hos
tssser's stomach Bitters be used to repel
the onset. The Bitters as easily extir-
pates these monsters as St. George is de-
picted In the act Of doing TO the dragon
in the steel vianette upon the glass bot
ties which contain the medicine. Their
fight like their advance, is nearly stimuli
taneous. Their mutuality destroyed,
they precipitately retreat, leaving health
master of the position aud strongly en-
trenched by the Bitters. This grand for
tifier Ia also reliable bulwark against
the insidious assaults of malarial disease,
and stops the approach ofrheumatism. 1t,
relieves nervous complaints,
and imparts vigor to the weak.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
WEDNESDAY,. DxoEM sxR IA. 1887.


wAfN TIE nes asphAl. pavement
VAS lsd On Market stree, bot see n
Fifth and Sixth streets, the people
were loud in their praise, bat theie
nov seem, to be . dtspositton on the
part ot some 70 Aud fault with II. Con.
plAiItis made that horses slip on ~,
and taa. for want OF cutters at the
curb sas water during heavy rain ex
sencs alm ost 70 the mlddie OF the s,ree'.
wLiis these oom plants are veil
fsun asd. II is very evident that there
10 no sAut. whAtever 70 b found win
the aspoAis blocks, and II the street b I'd
bean kept clesn, - IL should have
beet, ws would not have heard any.
thing abo1. horses slipping, but 81
prssent, white Il may not be more
f,thy than numbers OF 9th " streets, IL
has the appearance OF being the worst
In the city.
TIE ,.os Is II shows the dIri while
the co5bls stone pavement docs no.,
and the asphalt blocks with their
smooth surface must bs kept oleAn 10
afford . safe and secure footing for
horses. I. has, however. brought ous
the tsa. very plainly that our streets
sre Ia q very filthy condition, aad al
though We cannot see the dirt on those
paved With other material, or not
paved at all. the fact remains that the
gerus o: disease and death are there
ali the same, and 1t seems . wonder
thai the health OF our city 10 90 good OF
the death rate 30 low. The complaint
In reiersace 10 the want Of cutters 1,
well founded, and unless some cbAngs
10 made bsfore hard freezing weather
comes Market street from Fifth Y
Sixth will DO almost impasable. rhi
oAp be remedied now by laying gutter
and should be attended TO without de
Icy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

ENGLAND sTrLL continues the per-
secution OF the irish leaders who favor
home rule for the green Isle. Several
prominent In this great work are
already In jail, and warrants have bsen
issued for q number more, among
wh&p are three Irish members OF Par
LiAd1Shs. Sill the Nationalist oauso
goes on, ssd BuglAnd m~y and out
when 1t is sco late that 1t Is hydra
headed, and that when one head is cut
OF others will spring forth to bite and
tear In Its place While ever the mer
etloss evict;ons Of the peasants continue,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

-Four part;es will ioa'e Phils1eipu
January In M .gnitesnI Lrails oi fui
palace Uars, twin Pullman Palace pii
Cars or II otei cas- on eYoiy tralnl
the principal eitiei al d hs4ith resels
Psc.nc Uoas, he dAtos and routes
follows ,a
moncay. January 2. VIA Clncinnsa.
moth IRve, res Crieshs, usA'''O''
ar tonic, etc. ,,.,..ao
Fo. niDuq leIqae. bsrttoH' o.l p''A
eto rt,.,rI
n onday, January lt. Wa oiaI.a
MaImoLn Osve, New ofloaL'' o"
San Antonio otc co,,,,i nj
Monday, January 23 VIA oou.sn D
Deeysr, ogden. SAT- Labe wv a.. an
sixteen returning pA'tAs aaus'
eecort, over flyo dttaren louses, ea.nsnl
tick eta also go d on all ifains, nun ain
tickets, covering every tzpeaso w.
ana glvlpg entiro fretdom 70 wv s,n
wh ils In Ualifornis, aud ,iao u ma s'nnd
Journey ho ewofd dotl eeaP.s. ~. 'i ~
ior eng or short toi sum L. al Wv
Paoific Uoast rosorts. ,,,ur,t1
Uatel OF other sSlifcsnil ~ ~
February ~ ami &c; march ena ,a,r,1 ~
Daies u Mex!oo kx2ulsi.hs
AND M rcn Il
srSeud for Descriptive ci'eC'1,, i1s,I,
mating whether book raiati1s ~
I1al.f rnis tIu'B - et,re :,
RAYMOND 4 @hsIoonI n
luS sinlh S.. unite ContiashsA :
dl2s. PHILADELPHIA.
=
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

By a little skill in arrang-
ing things we have made
the Store more comforta bic
this year.
One man watches the
thermometer and keeps the
temperature even; plenty OF
ventilation just at the proper
spot at the moment needed
Other men guide the
streams of people to the
righ', TO the rigat, always
to the right, and there's
never a tangle.
w h ere largest crowd:
gather like at the Handker
chiefs, Books Leather Goods
ETC., double and treble ane
quadruple space is added
and SO erybody is vel
ard comfortably served.
All those handsome thing
in Brass and Silver ans
Bronze sna.ched up on tn,
i Continent as the newest con
ceits this year have bee1
!, lifted cut OF the throngs a
the old place and carried t,
new quarters close to tn
Chestnut street Arcade en
trance, within a etep or tw
: of the door, and where the
can be seen without elbow
! ing.
! Hardly any piece in tn
. lot would be a mistake gif
Two cousins with the SAN
! sweetheart could not hit o
the same gift here, as ther
}. lare hardly two articles alik'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
rWANAnlAkEg's.

but the Engle Desks are
moderate priced--very. They
are the kind that slipshod
work is likeliest to get into.
The wood that Engle Desks
will be made of thfes years
hence is in the dry.house
rosewood mahogany
black walnut bird's-eye maple
10, IL, IA, and I6 inches,
with metal name-plate In
each cover. SAILS to $500
lower prices than we ever
before saw on them.
Handsome sets OF writing
utensils for q desk
paper cutter pencil
penholder eraser
in sandal wood, Cedar Of
Lebanon, olive, and olive
and ebony, 81 a set.
Basement, east OF centre stairs.
Beautifully Inlaid Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes, 81
each.
Basement, east o< centre stairs.
JOHN WANANAKKR.
Chestnut thirteenth and Market strssts
and Oity-hall SQUARE
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Copy Of postal card just
received:

DECEMBER 10, 1887
VIII Mr. Wanamaker keep Store open
in the evenings before Christmas II so,
when' a =
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Answer-Ies.
Commencing next Satur-
day night, and every even
ing next week, until 10 o.
clock.
The Store Is jus: as near
Bryn Mawr via Broad Street
Station as it is to Thirteenth
and Jefferson streets or
I wenty second and Green
streets.
People who are busy all
day shall have just as good
chances to buy Christ m as
things by coming to us the
seven evenings the Store is
to be opened.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Ba
tmore Railroad.
Novstnbsr Ixshs 1877,

NovoHnuof A&kns 1B0J.
Trains viii leave Wilmington - follows
PhnadelphiA texpreesl . 2 s. 4p.so. TO.
is ~ s.: sS and aDT ios y a. a. MI a. o. a. m'' Il ."
2%. toa q. 10. 100. rosnp. N.
~; il ., ii s. !. n.. is 3. "a. 80 "a. & and ana
Aesomm oda.ion, SO. 7a. 7eS, SIS, 10 IS a..
Ne. fsqe. sS. "a q .ns ss. 's e. 2 ?; e. 50, 10 OF,
la. m. IA -. "a. s24 SD. : %. and
z soI Yves. 6 Sss:,.,; hes r. vi. L.nolin. 70 and
For Newark (Oentr and Intern ed ate sta
lions. q .. m. Il ~ and Zip. IN.
bainmore And Intermediate ssstions. 10 II q.
R.ismofs 20" aud +. R.y Fl line, ~p. m.
Baitimor. and Washington, ia. 4<a, so4,
io Y, and u g. m. Il 10, u IL, 2+4. a., 3 10.
Trains Tor Delsw.re Division leave for:
New Castle, go, 80 .. m. i:S. 2 %, $50,
Georsetovn and Lewes. 90 .. m "a 20 p.m.,
seaford (expres-l. 10 p. m.
Harri aston. Deinar. and way stations, az,
Eaprsss ioi 81 H.rr,nxt... 40 p. IN. Way
Elpse:ss .qr D.ver. Harrington, and Del
mar, fr,.G,,,n u e sishs. Nm
Rrpros. for JApe Charles. Old Point Com.
fort sndSorfolk. IL os Night.
Leave PhHadeiphis, Broad Street, for VIII.
mington texpressJ, IL IL 8 90. u 20. III, . 10,
10 - u ia u @A m. Il, sol. <0es 80. soa.
b 2. 500. SO. y % p; m,
. n. ~. n sk iooa 10 20. and ii "a D. IN.
Fer further Information. Passengers are re-
ferred 70 the ticket "tioe at the station.
Trains N arked thus ~ are limited express
CG%s. cPHa Ssef Z. fuaT. Sd Af' Is eh.jsfs WOOD
General Aanager eneral PASSENGER AK',
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
sALrInonE q .ssao xa,L.e.p

sohHDUI.s IL EyYEUr. Nov. %. ,ss-
Asns issve delaware Avanus Dspes
aASr.BouED
rsmA rsnA AeooE. daily except Sunday sItA,M
pnils. Aoenrnmodstion, uaiIy .oo a. :,
pni,s psis. Aeoom mmocst.on. daiiy.....T,ss d. y
rniia- Accommodation, dsiiy 10. rs A. IL
rhiia. 2 Chester express, daily H.iI 4. a
vhiiA. Accommodation. daily 90 n n
rniis. rni Accom- daily except sunday Q % ,. n.
PhiiA. Z Chester express. daily, ex.
ospt Sunday. los N m
Phi. Asoommodatlsn, daily aiip ....... 40 y =
s rs,is Sns.sss %mn .sprs'' daiiy....t q p m.
rsiis. nss .:ss.Ss Sss, ssaa.yi T.: -
rhiiA. Z Usssssr sIprsss. daiiy. sisp u
WEST-BOUNIs
unioaEo d Pittsburg ,ianitsd, ,dAily; 90 4. NJ
AfrfvA ChtcaGo s.ko nsxs noenins,
benimors AccommodAtion, daay,
ssss2i.iss..s 2cai: i1in .a.siy n.io :. = 2:
Aniys, Uinoinnati s.ss 4. n Is. Less
Baltimore Aeeommodasson aAsly, 4 a q. u
o1te.9e asd 81 Loais kxpeSss,
s,sssii; 1sss.ncassics. daily. ss I.
Singssiy Aoeom modssion. oaiiy,
IoRtzspssaikine, els ii. 4. = = .sssa., % ;; n.
only. leso q y. And sN D. n. dAily.
s1cepe Sunday. % p. n. daily.
Trims lsave nasr.t sIrsss nsasiea.
rss PhtiaAsiphia % .. n. daiv, sxeSps
sunday. Goe Baltimore 80 r. M.,
dAtSy. o9ceps Sunday voa LAndsnbsFN !.
80 80 le.So 4 n. sad lss 2. M, daily.
:xoeps Sunday; s.lS . N bsndAy only;
80 p. N. daily.
me 10 - q n. train connects as East
Iuposien with Otnainnsa and St I.ouis
tnreugh express. daily, except sunday. The
20 p. n. eonneots with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains soe Nifminsson-Lssws PhfiaAs,
phla, daily, ~ q, IL. %, slo % .. n, SS,
hco, %, sA.oo. sse. ESQ aJe 10 % D. m.
Daily, exoept sunday, ia .. n lao
noon, st.1A IL % y. m.
Express trains
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Manager. QeuT Pnsa. Arnt
Tsiephone No. l1a.
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and elaborate centre and
corner designs hand.embroi-
dered in silk. Birds, flow.
ers, leaves, vines. Corded
edges, tasseled corners
pink with ecru
pink with blue
cardinal with old gold
cardinal with gray
navy with cardinal
red with cardinal
red with yellow
orange with mode
$40; wi b Pillow Shams tol
match, $:2.5o.
Near Wcmen's Waiting Room.
Rattan and Reed Furni.
ture. What do you expectl
of the store that sells twicel
as much Of these things asl
any other house in America
Everything we think you'll
will like is here from theI
two great Rattan and Reed
makers of the country. Wei
haven't counted the styles;
maybe two thousand, maybe]
three thousand. II would
be ten thousand if 80 many
were necessary to cover
every attractive and useful
8 h a p e. Lightness with
strength; graceful forms,
quaint twistings. Where is
the house that is not the
more homelike for some.
thing of Rattan or Reed in
lit
Rattan things won't take
color and hold it. Reed
t hings will. Decorators
have been busy with the
Reed
gold and white gold and pink
gold and blse gold and green
gold with lilac
Chairs, sofas, tables, for the
first time in these pretty com
binations.
But the myraid things in
Rattan and Reed are plain.
The bi. of ribbon to give
them the sparkle OF spright.
illness could never before be
had for so little.
Basement, Market street side.
If there is q lazier chair
than the Austrian B e n
Wood Rocker we haven't
come across it. Three sizes
small, medium, big. Chill
ldren's high chairs, too. Both
sorts in four colors. ma
hogany, walnut, black, nat.
lural.
Easement, northeas. OF centre.
| Ladies' Writing Desks
lSooner or later every lady
'lexpects to have one. More
likely to come at Christina:
than any other time.
Full Of facilities that thcii
size would never hint at. L
lis the makers every.yea,
study to get more and more
eiof neatness and convenience
: elinto these handsome bits O
3 furniture. They have out
S idone themselves this year
The bests of two hemis
S Ipheres are here Such ,
gathering of them as W,
!, never had beforehand TO
. ess money. AS neat ant
-,!rich as anyone need care for
|llS7. Covered vi b c xtr;
lquality strai 81: grin leather
81 and furnished complete
dl Desk like this has never be
el tore been less than SIo,mol
| likely SIa5o.
al A mirror-polish on tn
II Olive Wood Writing Desks
ol and. each part OF a siogl
elpiece Of wood. With ruler
,-Ipen and pencil.and cut glas
10 lnkstand, $40 to $40.
" Saxony Desks of Germa,
" rhura Wood, inlaid wi.
mother OF pearl. .ebony,mapl,
lel holly, and olive,s to $40
It.. Engle Writing Desks ar
lelwarranted not to warp {
N crack, OF course none
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

DCBLIO SALE UF CHOlOE
II paintinge. Will te toli ct m
Market street. on FRIDAY and SAD
evenings, De le h sae Il h, niNo(
o choice collection o, oil pallungs, ei9
~ fra m cd can be seen o. tbs sboy. NJ
cataloe 1ss on supllcition. l. ".
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LADIES' JACKETS

A large variety and good
value, made OF Boucle Plaids,
Stripes, Astrakhans, Stockinette
Cloths, etc, at price Of cloth; no
charge for making.